Dear Members,

In my first communication for

News Notes as President of

the BSA, I am honored and

pleased to be serving the

Baltimore Symphony

Associates in support of our

staff, the generous, skilled

and dedicated members of the

BSA and our foundational

purpose, the Community

Education programs of the

renowned BSO orchestra. This

fall, our 75th anniversary will

be celebrated on October 5th

with an evening filled with

exquisite music, reflections of

our past and the promise of a

future of opportunities for all.

I hope many will join us in

celebrating this significant

milestone. Throughout the year we will

continue to present Family

Concert luncheons, host the

second Kitchens of Note, our

new and exciting one day

fundraising tour, work

diligently to identify and

contract for the 2018

Symphony Decorators’

Show House, continue

efforts to successfully usher

thousands of the metropolitan school children

in and out of the Joseph Meyerhoff

Symphony Hall for orchestra performances,

sponsor learning venues for adults, as well as

continue to work with OrchKids, the Baltimore

Symphony Youth Orchestra and Side by Side

programs, to name just few of our volunteer

opportunities. Thanks go to all of you for your tireless

volunteer work to benefit the BSO Education

Programs and our children and to sustain the

BSA as a respected volunteer organization. We will keep you posted with informational

email blasts. Please keep in touch by volunteering

and attending our Quarterly Membership

Meetings. Have a great summer and enjoy good health!

Warmest regards,

Marguerite

Board of Directors

President

Marguerite Walsh

Secretary

Barbara Dent

Treasurer

Barbara Kelly

Vice Presidents:

Communications

Freddye Silverman

Education

Jo Kendig

Meetings &

Programs

Carolyn Lassahn

Recruitment &

Membership

Florence McLean

Special Services

Helene Breazeale

Symphony Store

Larry Albrecht

Parliamentarian

Betsy Osterman

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BSA Office Manager

Louise Reiner

Associates@bsomusic.org

410.783.8023

Editor

Freddye Silverman

June 2017

The 2017 Annual Meeting of the BSA was held

on June 4 at the L’Hirondelle Club in Ruxton.

About 50 BSA members and guests attended

and enjoyed a delicious lunch.

At the meeting, outgoing President Sandy Feldman

presented a $50,000 donation from the BSA to the

educational programs of the BSO. CEO Peter

Kjome thanked the BSA for the donation and for its

advocacy of music education for youth.

Peter also drew the winning ticket for the 50-50

raffle featured at the Decorators’ Show House.

Winner J. Rooney will receive a check for $2,643.

Sandy took the opportunity to outline the BSA’s

activities over the past year. She thanked

members of the Board and the various committee

chairs who helped make the year a success. Some

activities that are already planned for next year

include a project to improve the furnishings in the

Musicians’ Lounge at the Meyerhoff, a 75th

Anniversary Celebration of the BSA on October 5,

and the second Kitchens of Note fundraiser on

October 18.

The meeting concluded with a bassoon solo by

Vincent Igusa, Baltimore County Schools’ Young

Soloist of the Year.

CEO Peter Kjome accepting the BSA donation

Vincent Igusa performing a bassoon solo.

Past President Sandy Feldman with incoming President Marguerite

Walsh.

Members and guests enjoying the dinner at the L’Hirondelle Club.

Kitchens of Note Symphony of Chefs 2017

AT THE BALLET

On June 11, a group of BSA members and friends traveled to the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. to see the New York City Ballet. Before the show they enjoyed a docent-led tour of the Center and were fortunate enough to meet Greg Russell, General Manager of the NYC Ballet, whose mother was a Juilliard classmate and friend of the event coordinator Helene Breazeale. The attendees thoroughly enjoyed this very entertaining day.

BSA members and friends at the Kennedy Center

ANNUAL APPRECIATION LUNCHEON

On Flag Day, June 14, 2017, the BSA held its Annual Appreciation Luncheon for the BSO Musicians and Staff. Planned for 160 people in all, everyone enjoyed the wonderful food from Santoni’s and the desserts provided by the BSA Board. Welcoming comments were made by Peter Kjome, Marin Alsop, Barbara Bozzutto and Marguerite Walsh.

Together with BSO bassist, Jonathan Jensen, luncheon chair Helene Breazeale, BSA VP for Special Services and Events, and audio technician Brandon Breazeale devised a game entitled “Famous Last Chords” to challenge the musicians to identify ten 10-second clips of orchestral music. Jensen chose the selections. Prizes included small trophies, stuffed animals saying, “I am a winner,” and a “winner” ribbon to wear around the neck of each correct responder. A good time was had by all!

We are pleased to announce our second year of “KITCHENS of NOTE & SYMPHONY OF CHEFS” to be held on Wednesday, October 18, 2017. This year’s driving tour will be held in the elegant neighborhood of Laurelford. We will have six spectacular kitchens with a celebrated chef in each kitchen; some of the chefs are returning from last year to provide all of our guests with delicious food tastings. We will have the dining room or kitchen tables designed by several of our most creative interior designers. Floral designers will provide an exquisite centerpiece to complement the table settings. How can you help? See the HELP WANTED ad on page 10! This year we are planning a Pre-Event Party as an additional fundraiser. Party attendees will receive their program book, tour admittance bracelet, enjoy a cocktail party and much more. Details for the party will follow. Please visit our web site www.kitchensofnote.org to take a peek at last year’s successful tour.

Winning

percussionist Brian

Prechtl proudly

displays his prizes

40TH DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE

MAYFAIR 2017

The BSA concluded a successful Show House, which

began on April 23 with a week of private parties and

ended on Sunday May 21. Mayfair, a large and historic

estate dating back to the 1700’s, was transformed into

a beautiful and contemporary home by our very

talented designers. Visitors were treated to an

extensive tour of the home informed by commentary

from our volunteer docents, the café run by Chef’s

Expressions Caterers served delicious food and we

offered the trifecta of shopping experiences – Encore,

our resale shop, the Boutique with a variety of vendors

and Decorator Sales for those who wanted to purchase

items from the house.

BSO CEO Peter Kjome and his wife Kristen Morrison cut the

ribbon to open the Show House as Sandy Feldman looks on

While the books are not officially closed yet and we

don’t have final financial results, we do know that the

house was well-received by our visitors. Many people

stated that Mayfair rated among their favorite show

houses — quite a compliment to the work done by the

20 designers who participated. The design spaces,

which were featured in local papers and on TV, were

both stunning and very livable at the same time.

Mother Nature was our biggest challenge. The few

days of unseasonably hot weather during the Show

House run meant that some rooms in the house, café

and boutique were quite warm. The Encore shop

located in the garage was a welcome refuge on these

hot days. And then there was the rain...which caused

torrential water and mud flows in the boutique tent.

We soldiered on with squishy flooring and wet shoes,

workers and guests alike. As the saying goes, ‘When the

going gets tough, the tough go shopping!’ Hats off to

the visitors, volunteers, and vendors who braved these

less than ideal circumstances.

Boutique Chair and vendor Constance Scott

Of course, Mayfair presented many more pleasant

events. There were several successful private parties

before we opened to the public, as well as a reception

for past show house chairs. On Mothers’ Day, musicians

from the BSO played for our guests in different rooms in

the house.

BSO musicians serenading Show House visitors on Mother’s Day

One of the visitors to Mayfair was Susan Tabatsko who

has attended the last 39 Show Houses. She missed the

first one because she was pregnant and wasn’t feeling

well but attended the following year and has not missed

one since. Susan used to live in the Westminster area

but relocated to Deale, Maryland many years ago.

Although Deale is in southern Anne Arundel County,

Susan ritually makes the trip to the Show House – and

always buys something at Decorator Sales so that she

has a memento from every house!

Loyal attendee Susan Tabatsko

The co-chairs of Mayfair — Barbara Kelly, Carolyn

Stadfeld, and Barbara Dent — were fortunate to have

an excellent committee to work with to make the event

a success. Thanks go out to these committee members

as well as the scores of BSA members who volunteered

at Mayfair — both inside and outside the house. Your

willingness to help with Mayfair was what made it all

possible.

Part of the Show House team on Mayfair’s front deck at the Show

House closing – time to exhale!

MAYFAIR THROUGH THE YEARS

While many Show Houses are replete with history,

Mayfair’s own history came alive during the run of the

show. Current owners Scott and Heather Vogel are the

son (one of three) and daughter-in-law of the Vogels

who bought Mayfair in 1972. As they toured the

finished Show House, Scott talked about his memories

growing up there, riding minibikes with his brothers

down the mile-long driveway, which was called

Landstreet and extended all the way to York Road.

Mayfair acreage included a working farm tended by Mr

Burton, whose son Bob and his family still sell produce

at the entrance to Mays Chapel during the spring and

summer. The estate was the scene of many parties and

family celebrations for decades, as well as the surprise

landing of a big red hot-air balloon that had been blown

off course from the Preakness festival. The Vogel

family greeted the unplanned guests with champagne

and then all had an impromptu picnic.

Scott also recalled meeting the family of Dianna Yeager

Rankin who lived at Mayfair before the Vogels. Dianna

now lives out of town but made a special trip to

Maryland with her daughter to see the Show House at

Mayfair. Dianna, as a newborn in 1944, was christened

in the living room of Mayfair. Her grandparents owned

the farm, which then was 500 acres, and raised

thoroughbreds for the race track and show ring. Dianna

remembers riding her horse through the open fields

that are now filled with homes and apartments.

Both families met each other at Mayfair during the

Show House and agreed that Mayfair was a very magical

place to grow up.

Scott Vogel and

Dianna Yeager Rankin

together in the redesigned kitchen at

Mayfair

MAYFAIR MOMENTS (CONT’D ON PAGE 13)

Kirk Maggio’s Artist’s Studio

Dining Room by Wendy Appleby, Your Home by Wendy

Living Room by Paula Henry, Simply Put Interiors

Vendors and their wares at the Boutique

Designers relaxing at the closing party

Barbara Kelly and Helene Breazeale manning the front desk

THE BSA IS 75 THIS YEAR!

SAVE THE DATE....

On Thursday, October 5, 2017, the BSA will be

honored for 75 years of service to the BSO at the

concert.

Markus Stenz, Principal Guest Conductor

Jonathan Carney, violin

Mendelssohn - The Hebrides Overture

Bruch - Scottish Fantasy

Wagner - Selections from Parsifal

There will be displays in the lobby, a presentation

from the stage, and a reception in honor of the BSA

after the concert.

Stay tuned for information concerning a group

ticket rate for those who do not already have

tickets for Thursday night concerts. We are hoping

to have many of our members in the audience to

receive the good wishes, gratitude, and thanks

from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

Travels of an AMSOV Board of Directors Member

Marge Penhallegon, Secretary, 2015-2017

I was elected Secretary of the AMSOV Board at the

Philadelphia Conference in March of 2015. The

AMSOV Board of Directors gathers four times in

face-to-face meetings during the two-year

biennium. This is a wonderful opportunity for the

Board members to visit other cities, symphonies,

and volunteer groups. At each site, we are treated

to a concert by the Symphony of that city, are

entertained by volunteers, have the opportunity to

meet with staffs of the Symphonies and usually are

allowed a tour of the concert hall. It is a great

opportunity for sharing and gleaning ideas to help

all of our organizations.

For the 2015-2017 biennium, the Board met in the

following cities:

November, 2015 – Washington DC – Kennedy

Center, National Symphony Volunteer Organization

hosting.

April 2016 – San Francisco, CA – Davies Symphony

Hall, San Francisco Symphony Volunteer

Organization hosting.

September, 2016 – Dallas, TX – Morton Meyerson

Symphony Center, Dallas Symphony Volunteer

Organization hosting.

March 2017 – Kansas City, MO – Kauffman Center

for the Performing Arts, Kansas City Volunteer

Organization hosting.

In between these meetings, we conducted business

via conference calls, and our final meetings took

place at the 2017 Conference in Los Angeles. For

the next biennium, a new AMSOV Board will have

the same opportunities in other amazing cities.

SAVE the DATE – the AMSOV 2019

Conference will be April 25-28, 2019 in

Dallas, TX.

ASSOCIATION OF MAJOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VOLUNTEERS

BIENNIUM CONFERENCE IN LOS ANGELES

MAY 4-7 2017

Attending an AMSOV Conference provides enormous personal benefits that enhance each volunteer organization. AMSOV is the only association that focuses solely on Volunteer Leadership Development. This year, Carolyn Stadfeld attended as our BSA Delegate and Marge Penhallegon attended as Secretary of the National Board of Directors of AMSOV.

HIGHLIGHTS OF AMSOV 2017 LOS ANGELES

Orchestrating Success - The theme of the conference was to maximize opportunities for Delegates to strengthen their leadership and personal skills, while interacting with other like-minded Volunteer Leaders of major symphony orchestras.

Conference Hotel - The Conference Hotel was the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, an elegant 1923 landmark that is beautifully restored. Morning sessions were in the Emerald Room, while the elegant Gold Room was the setting for the Opening Night Red Carpet Gala.

Venues - The intent was to use venues that the average tourist could not enter, such as the California Club; The Jonathan Beach Club; The Dorothy Chandler Founders Room; and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Fifth Floor.

Special Dinner - Friday evening, all Delegates and Guests were bussed to the sandy beaches of Santa Monica to visit the private Jonathan Beach Club. There, we enjoyed a "Sunset Fiesta" to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, with a mariachi band and a classical guitarist.

Performers - The charismatic Gustavo Dudamel conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic in Walt Disney Concert Hall, an iconic hall noted for its unique design and acoustic excellence. Other artists included Denis Bouriakov, principal flute of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and students from the Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (YOLA), which is based on Venezuela’s El Sistema, as is our BSA OrchKids program.

Speakers - Some of the most acclaimed citizens of the Los Angeles area were speakers, such as: --Peter Sellars, Distinguished Professor, Dept of World Arts and Cultures/Dance at UCLA

--Deborah Borda, Current President/CEO of the LA Philharmonic. Later this year, Ms. Borda will become the new President/CEO of the New York Symphony --Gil Garcetti, Former District Attorney for LA County and now a photographer --Juliet Funt, CEO of WhiteSpace at Work Consulting --Craig Watson, Director of the California Arts Council --Cathy Alessandra, author of “Yes, I Can.”

State of the Arts Panel - Gail Eichenthal, Executive Producer of Classical KUSC, served as moderator for panelists --Martha Gilmer, San Diego Symphony Orchestra CEO --Grant Gershon, Artistic Director of the LA Master Chorale --Ann Mulally, Member of the Board of the LA Chamber Orchestra.

Roundtable Discussions - We continued the "Getting to Know Us" interactive workshop, concentrating on what is being done that is new and different in Membership Recruitment and Retention; Leadership Development; and Fundraising and Legacy Giving. For details, click the link for AMSOV Roundtables Best-Practices Discussions.

Optional Tours - A Pre-Conference Tour explored the famous homes and landmarks of Hollywood. The Post-Conference Tour visited the Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens.

In between all these great events were business meetings and elections of the AMSOV Board of Directors for the biennium 2017-2019. Our own Carolyn Stadfeld has been elected to the positions of Membership/Directory and Outreach. Congratulations to Carolyn!

Carolyn addressing an AMSOV session

SAYING FAREWELL TO LOUISE REINER

Louise Reiner, the BSA Office Manager for the past

eight years, is retiring this summer. During her

tenure, Louise has truly been one of our

organization’s biggest assets and advocates. She

has given unstintingly of herself in organizing the

office, updating the old and instituting new

computer programs/processes and has provided

superior customer service to our members and all

others who contact us. In addition to doing all this,

as a BSA member, she has regularly volunteered

her time at the store, special events and much

more.

Louise with outgoing president Sandy Feldman and gifts of appreciation

We will miss Louise’s regular presence in the office

and the extra mile she has always gone. At the

same time we look forward to her continued

involvement with our organization as an active

volunteer and leader.

Many thanks to Louise for her years of wonderful

service to the BSA.

THE BSA USHERING PROGRAM

Volunteer ushers worked 56 performances this

season and contributed over 1500 hours to ensure

that the music of the BSO was enjoyed by students

and adults from throughout the metropolitan area.

Audiences ranged in age from infants to senior

citizens and included thousands of students from

area schools. In addition to programs performed

by the BSO, several special performances featured

students from the BSYO and area school systems.

To continue this major project of the BSA in

support of the BSO, join us by signing up for the

upcoming season. Volunteer opportunities will be

published by the end of the summer. Come, enjoy

the music, and help develop the performers and

audiences of our future.

Let folks know about the BSA and all of the wonderful things that we do!

If you know a friend, relative, coworker, or anyone else who might be interested in joining the BSA, contact the BSA Office Manager (Associates@BSOMusic.org or 410.783.8023). She will be happy to send them an information packet and membership form. The more members we have, the more we can do to support the BSO!

REMEMBERING MAURICE FELDMAN

Maurice Feldman was a member of the BSA for more

than 30 years, although his special connection to the

BSO goes all the way back to the beginning of his life

- his Mother was one of the first female members of

the orchestra. Maurice was a BSA Board member and

very active with the Mid-Week Concerts Series

Ushering Program. In addition, he served on the

Education Committee of the Baltimore Symphony

Orchestra, offering valuable assistance and counsel to

the Education Department of the BSO regarding

programming for young people.

He was President of the BSA from 1999-2001, the

first male president of the organization. In 2003,

when a Show House Chair was needed, Maurice

offered to take the job of President again so then

President Carol Minkin (O’Connell) could take on the

task of SDSH Chair.

Maurice was invested in the volunteer work of the

BSA and attended several AMSOV Conferences to

keep current regarding Arts Volunteering.

Maurice began his career with United States Army

Field Band, Washington, D.C. Following his military

service, he was an Instrumental Music Teacher and

Supervisor for Baltimore County Public Schools for 30

years.

In the more recent past, Maurice served as chief

advisor to Sandy Feldman, President from 2014-2017.

Everyone who knew Maurice will miss his friendly

style, his caring for others, and his love of music and

Sandy.

Dear BSA Members,

A sincere thank you to all who sent condolences to

me during the past eight months following the death

of Chris and also following the death of my son,

Jason. Your kindnesses, love and prayers have

sustained me through this unbelievable time in my

life.

Judy Kahl

Do You Have an Occasion to Celebrate or

Recognize? The Perfect Solution…

BSA ALL OCCASION CONTRIBUTION CARDS

BSA General Fund

Libby Younglove Education Fund Baker’s Dozen (13) cards for $30. Cards are available at all BSA meetings and events. For more information contact the BSA Office Manager (Associates@BSOMusic.org or 410.783.8023).

Kitchens of Note – 10/19/17 – HELP WANTED

Staffing – If you are interested in being a house monitor (3 hour shift, must stand), please contact the BSA Office Manager (Associates@BSOMusic.org or

410.783.8023).

Raffle – we need restaurant gift certificates of any denomination. We will combine them into

packages. Visit your favorite restaurant and ask them to donate a certificate for our worthy cause.

It’s great PR for them as well!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR MEMBERS CELEBRATING

FROM JUNE THROUGH AUGUST

June: Janet Weisenfreund, Wilma Alpert, John Kacur, Jean

Hartlove, Joanne Levasseur, Kay Heer, Audrey Pinkney,

Maureen Patton, Kitty Allen, Martha Barnea, Maggie

Bennett, Liz Dausch, Linda Kacur, Susan Elinsky, Stephanie

Hack, Dawna Freeland

July: Brooke Gorman, Rachel Zelkind, Nancy Kromkowski,

Linda Proper, Carol Eshelman, Cathy Hiebler, Corinne

Coleman, Connie Getzov, Dawn Deshon, Alan Mogol

August: Eileen Hardesty, Jerry Kelly, Ernestine Boyd, Pat

Garland, Marge Penhallegon, Carolyn Stadfeld, Jeffrey

Rubin, Will Levasseur, Deborah Berman, Marilyn

Rosenblatt, Margaret Galambos, Barbara Kelly, MaryLou

Farnsworth, Marty Nichols, Susan Wolven

The BSA happily welcomes the following new members:

RuthAnn Shepard Aliza Friedman Tom & Elaine Boram (rejoining) Marilyn & Josef Rosenblatt Vikki McAdory Wendy Appleby Paul E. Araujo Paula Henry Address/email Update Ellen Mogol eemogol@me.com

SAD TIDINGS

It is with great sadness that we inform you of the following deaths:

Janet Fawcett, BSA member and wife of BSA member Richard Fawcett Al Hebermehl, brother of BSA member Louise Higgins Nancy Turner, BSA member and mother of BSA member Dawna Freeland. Nancy was dedicated to supporting the Symphony Store and the Showhouse Boutique for many years. Maurice Feldman, BSA member and past President , husband of past president Sandy Feldman. Jason Dreikorn, son of BSA member Judy Kahl

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

General Gladys Fernandez In Honor of Morty Silverstein’s Special Birthday

Fred and Janet Schutzman

In Memory of Jason Dreikorn

Steve and Freddye Silverman Fox Hollow Thursday Ladies’ Golf Group In Memory of Royce Tucker Judy Kahl In Memory of Al Hebermehl Estelle Harris Kathryn Adams David and Merry McCracken In Memory of Nancy Turner Kathryn Chapman Barbara Dent Carol Jane Elder Gibbey Girls Club Estelle Harris Wesley and Linda Newgard Marge Penhallegon

Art and Laura Ruby Maxine Seidman Revanne Aronoff Bob Cohen Marlene Saltzman Sylvia Fingraf Sandy Stein Bill and Barbara Gill Larry Albrecht Eileen Barrett Audrey Harness C. Victor Meyer In memory of Maurice Feldman Gail Potashnick Rosalind D Singer Barbara Dent and Bob Whitby Estelle and Robert Harris Susan and David Hutton Marge Penhallegon Steve and Freddye Silverman Stephanie R Davis Ann Glazer and Edward Shaivitz Mary L Harris MD Sonia Obstler Emelie Schwab Mark and Frances Weil Gary Zemil Carolyn and Ron Lassahn Mary Plaine and Eleanor Eines Fred and Janet Schutzman David and Janet Weisenfreund Frona Brown and Beryl Rosenstein Terri and David Goldbloom Arlene Goodwich Robert and Judith Miller Norman and Annette Polonsky Benjamin Mullen Howard and Deborah Berman Charles R Booth Helene Breazeale Minna and Louis Katz Sanford K Askin Marcy Sue Parykaza Lanny and Betty Rubin Charlotte Stein Joanne and Will Levasseur Louise Reiner Kitty Allen Judy Kahl Shirley Weiner Linda and Craig Weisbruch Hyson S Freiman Ronnye and Sid Weiman

Liz Wise League of America Orchestras Volunteer Council Kathryn Adams Jane Berg Catherine McLelland Katherine Fuller The Sister Act Company Iris Kaufman Deborah Stetson Susan L Cohen Doris Cowl The SSA Concert Band Karen and Bill Glazer Lorna and Stanley Schwartz

David and Christine Silberberg The Rat Pack Ruth Glazer Paula and Hampton Childress The Zelvin Family Randy Jacobs Richard and Suzanne Brafman Fritzi K and Robert J Hallock Myra Lichter The Jewish Book Club Patricia and James Garland Jo Ann and Neil Ruther Maureen Patton Reenie T Wagner Marsha Levine Mildred Dorf Fay Rosenshein Sheila Lichter Ellen and Joseph Miller Dora and Howard Simons Miriam and Arnie Kahn Sam and Celia Burdoff Larry Albrecht Jean Hartlove Carolyn Stadfeld Miriam Fine and Doug Connah Betsy Osterman The Family of Nancy Turner

MORE FROM MAYFAIR

Mothers’ Day Music in the Living Room

Past Show House chairs Mary Jo Bianco, Joan Bender, Marge Penhallegon, Carolyn Stadfeld, Julie Woods, Katie Stevens

A very thoughtful note from Patricia O’Brien, one of our talented Mayfair designers

The son of a Show House visitor as taken through the keyhole of Mayfair’s large front door

To all of you lovely ladies involved in the 2017

Decorator Show House,

Thank you for the designer party and for all

the unrecognized help and support you

provide the designers (and artists)! You are so

gracious and generous with your time,

helping us create our individual spaces,

helping the BSO extend their reach into the

community, and helping the children in the

Baltimore region learn there is more to life

than STEM! There are so very many of us who

receive the gift of your efforts.

Thank you all. Pat

BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ASSOCIATES 1212 CATHEDRAL STREET BALTIMORE, MD 21201

Join Us!

Work hand in hand to support the

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

while making a difference in our

community.

To join the BSA and help continue the

tradition of giving back, ask

prospective members to contact the

BSA office at 410-783-8023